doc - no such thing as define_entity_texture

docs/src/includes/_types.md

@@ -3111,7 +3111,7 @@ bool | [set_font(TEXTURE id)](https://github.com/spelunky-fyi/overlunky/search?l
 
 ### TextureDefinition
 
-Use `TextureDefinition.new()` to get a new instance to this and pass it to define_entity_texture.
+Use `TextureDefinition.new()` to get a new instance to this and pass it to [define_texture](#define_texture).
 `width` and `height` always have to be the size of the image file. They should be divisible by `tile_width` and `tile_height` respectively.
 `tile_width` and `tile_height` define the size of a single tile, the image will automatically be divided into these tiles.
 Tiles are labeled in sequence starting at the top left, going right and down at the end of the image (you know, like sentences work in the English language). Use those numbers in `Entity::animation_frame`.

src/game_api/script/usertypes/texture_lua.cpp

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ void register_usertypes(sol::state& lua)
             clear_cache(path);
         });
 
-    /// Use `TextureDefinition.new()` to get a new instance to this and pass it to define_entity_texture.
+    /// Use `TextureDefinition.new()` to get a new instance to this and pass it to [define_texture](#define_texture).
     /// `width` and `height` always have to be the size of the image file. They should be divisible by `tile_width` and `tile_height` respectively.
     /// `tile_width` and `tile_height` define the size of a single tile, the image will automatically be divided into these tiles.
     /// Tiles are labeled in sequence starting at the top left, going right and down at the end of the image (you know, like sentences work in the English language). Use those numbers in `Entity::animation_frame`.